Andy Murray Brings up Roy Keane as He Rejects Taking Wimbledon Punditry Job - The Mirror

Andy Murray reveals he is set to snub 'easy' Wimbledon TV punditry gig

ANDY MURRAY is loath to step into TV punditry work just yet – as he does not want to annoy Jack Draper with his words. Muzza, 38, hated it when he was playing and former British tennis stars, who had nowhere near his same level of ability or talent, gave him advice. GettyAndy Murray has revealed he is snubbing a Wimbledon TV appearance[/caption] GettyMurray told GQ he doesn’t want to annoy the likes of Jack Draper[/caption] Now retired and at a …

Andy Murray brings up Roy Keane as he rejects taking Wimbledon punditry job - The Mirror

Andy Murray has opened up on his future in tennis punditry and the possible impact on British stars such as Jack Draper ahead of Wimbledon

Andy Murray explains whether he’d now prefer to go into punditry or coaching after split with Novak Djokovic

Andy Murray may have retired from tennis last year, but he still remains ever-present within the sport. That is largely in part due to his decision to take up a coaching position with Novak Djokovic at the start of the year, a union that shocked the world. From great rivals to teammates, there was mass intrigue on how this partnership would function and whether it would bring success. In the end, it failed to bring what both were looking for, an…